2025

Spring conditions often increase stormwater inflow and groundwater infiltration (I&I) into municipal sanitary systems from private properties. High levels of I&I can result in increased operational costs, higher utility rates and greater risks of sewage backups and basement flooding.

The project aims to improve the quality of Greater Sudbury’s recreation and leisure infrastructure and increase usage.
 

Applications are now being accepted for a director position with the Board of Directors for Greater Sudbury Utilities (GSU) Inc. and its subsidiary corporations.

Youth representing Greater Sudbury wards 1 and 9 are encouraged to apply to be part of the Youth Advisory Panel. Joining the Youth Advisory Panel is a great opportunity for young residents to actively contribute to their community and offer valuable insights into City programs and services.

Effective April 1, 2025, discarded mattresses in Greater Sudbury will be recycled instead of filling up the landfill. This new initiative will divert mattresses, box springs and futon mattresses collected at the roadside and dropped off at all three landfill sites and the Walden Small Vehicle Transfer Station for recycling.

The City of Greater Sudbury’s Regional Business Centre’s Business Incubator Program is hosting the second annual Business Incubator Pitch Challenge on April 15, 2025, providing local entrepreneurs with a platform to showcase their business ideas and compete for cash prizes.

Mayor Paul Lefebvre spoke today at the Canadian Club Toronto’s "Mining in the New Political Era" event, where he emphasized Greater Sudbury’s pivotal role in Canada's critical minerals sector. This marks the first time a Greater Sudbury mayor has spoken at a Canadian Club Toronto event.

Here is an overview of some key discussions and decisions from the City Council meeting on March 25.

The City of Greater Sudbury’s Regional Business Centre is now accepting applications for the Business Incubator Program, a six-month initiative designed to support local entrepreneurs in growing and scaling their businesses.

As part of the City of Greater Sudbury’s Land Banking Strategy, residents are invited to join a community consultation about potential housing development opportunities on the northerly part of the Lionel E. Lalonde property in Azilda. The consultation is being held Wednesday, April 30 from 6 to 8 p.m. in room 106 of the Lionel E. Lalonde Centre.

The City of Greater Sudbury is hosting a Permit Palooza on Saturday, March 29, 2025, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the One-Stop Services Counter in Tom Davies Square. The event will pilot an expedited building permit process for select residential projects. If your project meets the expedited criteria, your permit could be issued on the same day.

Under the Ontario Highway Traffic Act (HTA), the City of Greater Sudbury has a number of by-laws which regulate the movement of trucks/heavy vehicles through the city.
 

Since its launch in 2022 at the Innovation Quarters, the City’s Business Incubator Program has supported 42 companies and 51 local entrepreneurs, playing a key role in helping 25 businesses start, expand or sustain their operations and contributing to the creation of 65 full-time equivalent jobs. Thanks to a renewed funding commitment from the Greater Sudbury Development Corporation (GSDC) and a change in service delivery, this program has been extended to December 2026.

Now that the site for the downtown event centre has been selected, the City of Greater Sudbury is inviting the community to help shape the future of this exciting new facility.

Greater Sudbury had a transformative year in 2024, marked by significant advancements in population growth, housing development, healthcare and economic development. These accomplishments continue to emphasize Greater Sudbury’s position as a thriving and vibrant hub in Northern Ontario.

The City of Greater Sudbury is inviting community members to take part in a workshop to help shape the future of downtown. The session, part of the Downtown Sudbury Master Plan (DMP) review, will be held on Wednesday, March 19 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Place des Arts.

As outdoor construction season approaches, residents are reminded of the importance of obtaining the necessary building permits for their projects.

Public Health Sudbury & Districts is seeking an Indigenous representative to join its governing body and policy maker, the Board of Health for Public Health Sudbury & Districts.